I have given this question (and my paper) to a PhD who works heavily with probability and has a track-record of accomplishments. Also, I have another idea on empirical verification. So hang on...
I've changed the license to Apache version 2.0. Thanks for suggesting it!
That's why I pointed out that the probability of a too-short cycle or sequence-overlap is no higher than that of randomly selecting one snowflake out of all snowflakes in Earth's history. Also, the paper has a graph and…
I'm easy-going about this. I want anybody to be able to copy and modify the code, but not claim credit for inventing it. - Mark Overton
I have given this question (and my paper) to a PhD who works heavily with probability and has a track-record of accomplishments. Also, I have another idea on empirical verification. So hang on...
I've changed the license to Apache version 2.0. Thanks for suggesting it!
That's why I pointed out that the probability of a too-short cycle or sequence-overlap is no higher than that of randomly selecting one snowflake out of all snowflakes in Earth's history. Also, the paper has a graph and…
I'm easy-going about this. I want anybody to be able to copy and modify the code, but not claim credit for inventing it. - Mark Overton